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  <title>Mines et métallurgie (cliquer pour ouvrir le dossier)</title>
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  <description>Un dossier sur les mines et la métallurgie; mon expérience professionnelle jusqu'en juillet 1996 et après...</description>
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   <title>Copper; outlook 2011</title>
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   <description>World mine production of copper was 15.8 million metric tonnes (Mt) in 2009; world reserves are estimated to be 540Mt, 34 years at 2009 rate of production. Twelve countries produced 86% of world production (link). Major sources of copper are found in disseminated form in magmatic rocks near continental plate junctions - principally along the west of the Americas and in central Asia (link). These are porphyry copper orebodies, of very low grade (typically 0.5% Cu or less); these ores are sulphides - the copper bearing minerals are mainly chalcopyrites and bornites. </description>
   <pubDate>Mon, 06 Jun 2011 05:30:41 GMT</pubDate>
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